adam housley has been on this he talked to americans who were on the ground. lusive from you. you talked with these people. what have they told you? reporter: we've been staying in touch with them, harris, awe he eakedor a number of years. significant portion of some of the report. they watched today. i got pages of responses. i will get to a couple of those in a moment. i just got one as i've been sitting here, harris, in the last two minutes. this is an area we overlook. it is spouses of men who were there that night. they obviously lived this in a different way. this comes from crystal geist, his husband oz was depicted in the movie. had his arm basically blown off in a mortar attack. adam, this is crystal. this is you how i feel about hearing report. hearing trey gowdy's report confirming those in charge, hillary rodham clinton and our current president, watching events in real time, chose not to send help to allow the men die unnecessarily which pisses me off as it should every single american. she talks about how men volunteered to save lives. the end whe

i wonder what you're hearing, adam housley is right there across from the engineering building. is there any sense of clarity there yet, adam? adam, you there? looks like adam's off doing a little reporting. trace, i'm confident that when they have something they'll bring it to us. as a result, at the moment, they don't. >> we talked about all morning, shep, the fact that we haven't seen any kind of indication of a gun or any description of a gun. we also didn't hear anything about gunshots. the number of gunshots. now for the first time a students is saying that his father is a professor at ucla who was inside engineering building number 4 and his father heard three gunshots. and that was it. so the father heard three gunshots. that's the first we're hearing from anybody on scene about the number of gunshots inside the building. and again, we don't know the type of weapon and we don't know the conflict that elevated into this shooting. but now at least we are hearing a little bit of context about there were three shots and no more. and again, it is still very possible that someb

>> adam housley reporting from california. thank you. >>> the presidential candidates trade insults, who got the best of it? our panel weighs in next. . hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even theft. she ran the state department like her own personal henl fund, doing favor for oppressive regimes and many others and really, many, many others in exchange for cash. i know donald hates it, when anyone points out how hollow his sales pitch really is he's going after me personally because he has no answers. on the substance. >> donald trump and hillary clinton trading fire today. both on economic policy and ethics. let's bring in our panel. editor in chief of life zed, laura ingram. a.b. stoddard, social editor of "the hill" and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. laura, how do you compare trump and clinton's speeches in terms of policy and their political effect? >> i think it was a stark contrast in this way, chris. hillary clinton's been around public life, national public life for 25 years. n

adam housley is in los angeles with the latest on today's california primary. elizabeth is in new jersey where the private primary is ongoing there. first let's start with john roberts reporting on the growing response in that building on fifth avenue. reporter: eric, good morning. this should be a day of celebration for the trump campaign, it's the end of the primary season, he's expected to win five states today but there's a growing split in the republican party over the comments he made about judgment curiel, saying it was impossible for him to be fair to donald trump, that he has a conflict of interest because this quote, mexican heritage. senator tim scott of south carolina the only african-american in the senate that though those comments were racially toxic. lindsey graham also is encouraging republicans to withdraw their endorsement of donald trump and just a few minutes ago, the speaker of the house paul ryan weighed in on this. youmight remember last week paul ryan said the comments came completely out of left field for him. he said this morning whil

adam housley live in la with more on that.orter: john, this initiative called safety for all being pushed by the lieutenant governor gavin newsom was running and governor of 2018, it's the main point of his campaign is to push this initiative called safety for all. there are basically , qualifies on the november ballot in california after selection of 2000 signatures to get on the ballot. there are six provisions which would be among the top dissemination of path. these initiatives include one, requiring background checks for all ammunition purchases and a ban on magazines that hold more than 10 rounds. the third one, licensed ammunition sellers at that mandate the recording of lost or stolen guns by convicted felons with those with violent misdemeanors would be forced to relinquish guns after conviction. it would like california with the federal database. nuisance as a system would be set up to seize guns of those were no longer allowed to happen. opponents say the regulations would overwhelm law enforcement and courts. >> ri

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in los angeles adam housley, fox news. >>> let's talk about our weather now, bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin and man, it was hot out there today. >> yeah. especially inland at the coast. pretty cool, the fog there, more of the same we'll be doing all week. temperatures inland came up a few. temperatures tomorrow inland come up a couple more. let me go back to that. that was highs from today. that will put fairfield and antioch into the upper 90s and i suspect if you drive a little north or east of those cities, you'll find triple digits tomorrow, certainly around sacramento. brown out there now. boy, things really dried out in the last week certainly with this warm weather. the high pressure is there. the winds are keeping the fog kind of pressed right up against the coast. the marine inversion has shallowed tonight. last night it cooled off a little bit yesterday because the marine layer had gotten fat. now it's shallow again down to 1,000 feet. that means we'll see a warmer day tomorrow with very cool temperatures right at the coast. high pressure is the mechanism for squishing

senior correspondent adam housley reports from los angeles. >> pushed by democratic lieutenant governor gavin newsom, the gun control initiative in california, called safety for all includes six provisions, which if passed would be among the toughest in the nation. background checks for all ammunition purchases, a ban on magazines for ten rounds and licensing of ammunition vendors. >> the gun in itself has never killed anyone. what about the initiative. >> the initiative would mandate the reporting of lost or stolen guns and force convicted felons and those with violent misdemeanors to relinquish guns after a conviction. >> the only guns we're taking are guns out of the hands of convicted felons. >> but opponents say newsom is using the gun debate to help his gubernatorial bid and new regulation was overwhelm law enforcement and courts. >> ask a judge how overburdened our courts are. how we have unfunded liabilities that are already lost. things that are supposed to be done and the courts can't get them done. >> california isn't the only state trying to tighten its gun laws, hawaii this

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joining us is adam housley. what can you tell us at this hour, adam? >> reporter: yeah, lea, the family right now has asked for the privacy from this devastating news. we know a significant portion of his family was with him when he passed away in scottsdale. there will be a press conference tomorrow about noon, we're told it will take place -- we're not sure if family will speak at that point. but we do expect to hear at least more of a plan. we do know that ali will be buried in louisville, his hometown. we know the flags there were ordered to be put at half staff tomorrow in honor of this great man. and we're getting all sorts of feedback from family and friends in scottsdale, what he meant to that community. so many people are heartbroken there as the news has come in. ali had been in this place a number of times in recent years, where they said the end was imminent. he had beaten back several times, but unfortunately tonight he did not win this battle after winning so many over so many years, lea. >> yes, adam, i know you have been watching reacti

. >> but we begin with adam housley in los angeles. >> they came out with a poll that could potentially effect voter turnout here. has people upset basically saying california may not come into play. leading into the

adam housley from our west coast bureau. she has been up for parole before. time, adam? reporter: first couple things, bill, age. the time since this elapsed in 1968, 69. houten came up parole. two-person committee recommended for parole. the entire parole board and governor could overturn that. sharon tate would have been 73 years old yesterday. she was brutally murdered by manson's followers when she was 26 and pregnant as you mentioned. van houten did not take part in the murder. tate's sister has been fighting to keep all members of the manson family behind bars whether they took part in tate's murder. they were convicted and sentenced to death or life in prison. some came up for parole more. tate presented 140,000 signatures to the governor's office to prevent release of leslie van houten. she is 66 years old. recommended again. governor will look at it. she was one of the killers of leno and rosemary la bianca's murders. she hello her down with pillow while someone took a knife around stabbed herself a dozen times. >> this is not an accident@situation.

. >> but we begin with adam housley in los angeles. >> they came out with a poll that could potentially effect voter turnout here. has people upset basically saying california may not come into play. leading into the primary that has people pretty much upset. we have seen a record number of primaries registering to vote for this election which is not normal for the primary. three quarters of those are eligible. there is a surge of registrants in the final weeks leading up to the deadline many registering as democrats. they want their say in the hotly contested race in california. take a look at the poll which was released ahead of the ap report which came out yesterday. clinton's two point lead was there. a win here is still hugely important. both have been campaigning heavily in california the final days. you might know the state is heavily democratic. today's big prize 475 pledged delegates. if you look at the tally hillary clinton way ahead. the sanders camp is ahead of all of this calling the report undemocratic because it may suppress voter turnout in the golden state. they are foc

. >> fox news correspondent adam housley is live on the ucla campus. adam, two people dead. what can you tell me about this? >> >> well we do know we are having an update coming up a little later this afternoon, greta, at ucla. one of the dead is a professor here at the engineering department. there is a bit of the confusion on whether the other one, the shooter was actually a student or member of the doctoral program or doctoral ph.d. colleague. there has been varying reports on that. we do know a professor here was killed in this attack today. he was the target. they have asked us not to give out the name yet because next of kin has not been notified. we will hold off on that until the coroner says they have contacted next of kin. this all went down six hours ago at ucla. the response here was massive. we were on scene not long after the first call came in 10:00 a.m. eastern time. 1 p.m. eastern. my crew was actually about 50 yards down from where one of our producers got this video. take a look. [sirens] >> the other way. leave. active shooter, go. >> as you can see, it w

senior correspondent adam housley reports from los angeles. >> pushed by democratic lieutenant governorn newsom, the gun control initiative in california, called safety for all includes six provisions, which if passed would be among the toughest in the nation. background checks for all ammunition purchases, a ban on magazines for ten rounds and licensing of ammunition vendors. >> the gun in itself has never killed anyone. what about the initiative. >> the initiative would mandate the reporting of lost or stolen guns and force convicted felons and those with violent misdemeanors to relinquish guns after a conviction. >> the only guns we're taking are guns out of the hands of convicted felons. >> but opponents say newsom is using the gun debate to help his gubernatorial bid and new regulation was overwhelm law enforcement and courts. >> ask a judge how overburdened our courts are. how we have unfunded liabilities that are already lost. things that are supposed to be done and the courts can't get them done. >> california isn't the only state trying to tighten its gun laws, hawaii this week

adam housley doing investigation with people on the ground you just mentioned i have a sviano were readynetta said. kennedy: if president and secretary of defense said they need to be mobilized. why did everyone below them violate the chain. in the president of the united states telling you to mobilize, why didn't that happen? did secretary clinton have something to do with that. harris: a question about a stand-down order. >> i want to talk about the tone deafness you were talking about heiress. yesterday, and we heard josh earnest, and hillary talk about the how we wasted $7 million. $7 million, taxpayer funds is one 10:00 amount of money we spent on president obama's vacation. isn't it worth the live of one american? at least that. to put a dollar amount on the lives of americans seems so crass to me. sandra: melissa: i watched you get upset about this. i don't know if people know you are a father after marine. you are passionate because you have a child out there and a wife at home who worries about a child. he is not a child. a grown man. >> in his 30s. he is our boy. melissa: you g

. >> thanks very much, adam housley. >>> distracted with more on breaking news coming out of ataturk airport, istanbul, turkey. we now have reports from the reuters news agency of not one but two explosions. these are live pictures from outside the airport. further, a local network which happens to be cnn's turkish service is now reporting there were gunshots fired from a nearby parking garage. i mentioned to you earlier it was my experience traveling through this airport that security happens outside the building itself. there are xepcheckpoints for yo baggage before you ever go into the terminal itself. we done have clarity yet on where these explosions were, the degree of damage that was caused as a result of them. indications are that the gunshots were fired from outside. taxis are reportedly now ferrying people from the istanbul airport. according to the cnn turkish service. in addition, turkish officials say two explosions rocked the airport with multiple people injured. that's the latest from associated press, which provides us news from around the world. so an ongoing breakin

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bill: adam housley live in l.a.llary clinton held a -- hillary clinton held a gaggle with reporters yesterday. but nobody asked about her emails or the inspector general's investigation where there were discrepancies between her take on it and what the i.g. said. >> you are on the cusp of being the nominee of a major party. what does that mean to you? >> i'm so focused on all the states voting tomorrow. that is my singular focus. >> i am obviously really excited about that. but i'm not letting myself focus on it yet. i want people to come out and vote tomorrow. >> do you feel [inaudible] >> i do. you saw it yesterday. i have seen it for more than a year. martha: matthew littman, political consultant and former speech writer for vice president biden and rich lowry. >> it's unbelievable. reporters didn't have a chance to ask her a question for a month and this is the best they can do. they should turn in their press credentials. these weren't just softball. some of them were gushing. it's embarrassing. >> this is with

adam housley joins us live in los angeles. what do we know about the shooter and victim this case?t's gone from fear to sadness. a doctoral candidate was the shooter. the professor was the father of two young boys who went to baseball games and coached. it seems the suspect was at one point a ph.d student with him. there had been some rambling blogs about the suspect about the professor that didn't make much sense. but police believe the student was disgruntled and killed william klug. >> bill was such a kind, gentle spirit. obviously very accomplished. caltech ph.d, a ucla tenured professor running his own research group. but there was never a trace of arrogance about bill. reporter: classes will not start up again until next week. they are planning a vigil for him. martha: how is the situation being handled? what's happening now? reporter: the building is shut down. but yesterday at this time was all hands on deck. a lot in response to what happened in the inland empire december 2 when the attack happened in san bernardino. >> the response happened as fast as it could have. a tra

adam housley has reaction from americans on the ground in libya on the night of this horrific attack.m, what is their initial response to this report? reporter: eric, you might imagine there is a lot of frustration. we had a chance to talk to 15 so far since last night. people on the ground in benghazi and trend poly and nearby. we had a significant portion leaked to us late last week. had a chance to show some of those individuals the report that came out and gave them a chance to digest it to get back to us. they believe, while there is a lot of new details, for example, the one. new details, the libyan shield, one of the groups the state department relied on the libyan shield, the leader, basically call all of his people back right before the second mortar location that would kill two agents, including ty woods, we heard about. that leader called his men back right before the mortar attack happened. the question why has the man not been brought to justice? when we talk about those with reactions. a couple i have spoken to, one special agent on the ground that night who says to me i

our own adam housley has more from los angeles this morning on this story. od morning, adam. >> good morning, guys. all throughout the night we have been monitoring this. the #s, for or five gotten close to 1 million retweets or postst. penal posting their thoughts on muhammad ali whether you knew him or didn't. people who had no thoughts leaving thoughts and people who knew the man. don king put out a statement like he will never die. he stood for the world. george foreman, muhammad ali is one of the greatest human beings i ever met. no doubt one of the greatest people who ever lived in this day and age. kareem abdul jabbar today we bow our heads at the loss of a man who did so much for america. tomorrow we will raise our heads again, remembering that his bravery, his outspokeness and his sacrifice for the sake of his community and country lives on in the best part of each of us. you heard from floyd mayweather a minute ago. but also bernice king, daughter of martin luther king, of course, says you were a champion in so many ways. you fought well. rest well.

fox news correspondent ad dam housley is live on ucla campus. adam? >> yeah. greta.se details came out this morning. what they found was just yesterday 10:00 local time is when the shooting happened here at ucla. three shots fired. the suspect shot a professor here william and then himself. about 11:30 or so the scene was cleared inside because they found a note. a note that said check my cat back in minnesota. gave andreas. so that led authorities to call authorities there in minnesota at the home in minnesota they found another note with a kill list, with three names. the professor here william klug who he did kill. another professor who was not on campus at the time he did not kill. a third name a woman who we believe at one point he was married to. that woman when they went to check on her welfare in a different address in the minneapolis area she was found dead that led to today when chief charlie beck said while he only killed three people, including himself, he may have done a lot more damage. take a listen. >> he was heavily armed. had two semly i had greta,